Your car doesn't have to become a mobile dumpster. Every time you fill up gas, toss out the accumulated trash—receipts, wrappers, coffee cups—into the conveniently placed garbage cans. It's a simple calendar marker that keeps clutter from building up. Works like magic for maintaining a clean vehicle without dedicated cleaning days.

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When you're fighting a virus, sleep isn't just recovery—it's your primary weapon. Guest tipper Dillin Apelyan (@superdillin) explains why maximizing rest prevents both immediate illness and long-term post-viral syndromes like long COVID. Whether it's the flu, a cold, or COVID-19, aggressive sleep speeds healing and protects your future health.

Dillin (Mirror Pronouns) is a tabletop games creator. She is an Actual Play performer and spearheads multiple award-winning podcasts including One Shot, The Atomless, and Patchwork Productions. He is the designer of several successful tabletop RPGs including HUNT(er/ed), Guys in Chairs, and Metalepsis. His work has been featured on Dropout, Critical Role, and more.

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Dorkspawn: https://dorkspawn.carrd.co/

One Shot: https://oneshotpodcast.com/actual-play/one-shot/

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Platforms come and go, but your community doesn't have to. This episode explores why collecting contact info through forms and newsletters protects your audience relationships. Arielle and Ned discuss WordPress plugins like Gravity Forms that make building your owned audience effortless.

Today's episode is sponsored by the Crew Collective Podcast from RocketGenius—exploring the wild, weird, and deeply human side of cosmic storytelling at crewcollectivepodcast.com.

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Stop wasting time matching socks. Buy multiples of the same pair and eliminate the problem entirely. When you find socks you love, commit to them.

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Ever feel like your healthy smoothie needs a little something extra? Arielle discovered that adding a single Oreo transforms her daily smoothie into something that tastes like a cookies and cream milkshake—without derailing your nutrition goals. It's a small indulgence that makes healthy habits way more enjoyable.

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Winter shoveling just got easier. Apply car wax to your shovel blade and watch snow slide right off instead of sticking. It protects your shovel and makes clearing driveways faster with less effort.

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Guest tipper Amanda B shares a refreshingly simple way to navigate conversations when you don't share someone's enthusiasm. Instead of dismissing what brings someone joy, try saying "I love that that makes you happy." It keeps the dialogue flowing without dampening anyone's excitement.

Amanda B. (she/her) is the writer, host and producer of 6 Degrees of Cats, the world's #1 cat-themed culture, history and science podcast. She leverages her background in research, mental health advocacy, professional development and trauma-informed violence prevention to thoughtfully connect topics as disparate as sainthood, Vikings and Valentine's Day to the world's most populous domesticated pet (...or are they?). Amanda has consulted in education programming and audio production for clients such as The Edmund W. Gordon Institute for Advanced Study at Columbia University and The Podcast Academy and volunteers for LGBTQ+-affirming youth mental health non-profit OkaySo. Amanda is also a musician - she leads NYC-based rock 'n' roll band, Leathered and has supported major recording artists as a guitarist on international stages. The team does not appreciate her impromptu serenades.

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We're talking about why hosting your content on open source platforms like WordPress matters more than you think. When you control where your content lives, you control the traffic, the data, and ultimately the relationship with your audience. Big platforms are convenient, but open source gives you ownership.

Today's episode is sponsored by the Crew Collective Podcast from RocketGenius—exploring the wild, weird, and deeply human side of cosmic storytelling at crewcollectivepodcast.com.

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Ever accidentally close a browser tab you needed? Command + Shift + T (or Control + Shift + T on Windows) reopens your most recently closed tabs in Chrome, Firefox, and most modern browsers. No digging through history required—just one quick keystroke brings everything back.

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Feeling grumpy? Your feet might be the problem. Ned shares a kindergarten lesson that's stuck with him for decades: changing your socks can genuinely improve your mood. It's a small physical reset that makes everything feel a little better.

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